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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Cerylon fagi""

There are 7 sites that mention "Cerylon fagi".

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…olontha hippocastani; the nationally scarce saproxylic beetles Abdera flexuosa, Cerylon fagi and Orchesia micans; and the regionally scare saproxylic beetles Cis fagi, Dacne bipustulata and Mycetophagus quadripustulatus. The entomological (insect) value of the site is related to …

Bothwell Castle Grounds

…rts a number of Nationally Scarce beetle and fly species, including the beetles Cerylon fagi, Hallomenus binotatus, Enicmus rugosus and the flies Brachyopa insensilis, Aulacigaster leucopeza and Periscelis sp. Some of the adult forms of these species feed in flower-rich grassland…

Fiddler Gill

…etle Orthoperus brunnipes together with three Nationally Scarce beetle species, Cerylon fagi, Tetratoma ancora and Orchesia minor. The woodland also harbours a number of species normally only found in old Caledonian pinewoods.

Knole Park

…es occupy various ecological niches in the woodlands and parkland of this site. Cerylon fagi lives under bark and in dead wood habitats. Bolitochora mulsanti is a small rove beetle found under fungus infected bark and in decaying fungus. Dienerella vincenti is a tiny beetle found…

Selborne Common

…several species of flies and a number of rare beetles, for example, Diplocoelus fagi, Cerylon ferrugineum and Pyrochroa coccinea. Approximately 30 species of butterfly have been recorded, including colonies of brown hairstreak, Duke of Burgundy fritillary, silver washed fritilla…

Hamilton High Parks

…ove beetle Phyllodrepoidea crenata, the pelted beetle Thymalus limbatus and the cerylonid beetle Cerylon fagi.

Nethan Gorge

…nderground fungi and dead and decaying wood. They include the nationally scarce Cerylon fagi, Tetratoma ancora and Ptinomorphus imperialis.

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